verdict

n.

（陪审团的）裁决；裁定；（经过试验、检验或体验发表的）决定；意见

复数：verdicts

1. The jury announced their verdict.
   陪审团做出了裁决。
2. The jury brought in a verdict of guilty.
   陪审团作出有罪的裁决。
3. "A science fiction cannot not be regarded as a mere entertainment, but in fact it tells the reader much more."
   "科幻小说不能简单地看成是供消遣的，而实际上它给读者展示更深刻的内容。"
4. They have had the verdict of the electors.
   他们已经知道了选举人的决定。
5. My wife's verdict on my cooking was very favourable.
   我妻子认为我做的饭菜极好.

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